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Anyone here had a needy girlfriend or boyfriend?


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Some of the girls I was dating used to be very clingy. They'll try to ''trap'' you in a way or drag you down subtly out of fear you might leave her. Nowadays I'm just disgusted when I sense those from miles away. I just hate value leeching people in general. 

 

What was your experience like?

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Find a better gf/bf then.. If you dont feel comfortable with them whats the point to stay in a relationship? I think you need to find someone who is mature inside or have the same interest/personality as you. 

 

I'm neutral about clingy bf/gf, I just want them to know where he can be clingy with me and when he's not. I'd like a relationship where we can understand and respect each other  :unsure:

 

But it seems hard these days and I just broke up with my bf 4 weeks ago. Sigh....

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IMO i did, but as someone who's introverted af my view of "needy" is probably skewed, and it prob. didn't help that i didn't like him very much. he wanted to talk on the phone every day, including while i was at work, and i guess that's normal in relationships, but i just found it ultimately distracting. he also talked about himself all the time and would complain endlessly if anyone ever made anything resembling a critical comment towards him.

 

when i broke up with him he wouldn't stop texting me for like a month (i didn't respond to any of them) and asked me questions like if i would visit him in the hospital if he got sick.

 

i don't really miss that relationship.

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I don't think they were needy exactly, but I was just way too detached. And when you don't give a fuck about a person on an emotional level, you get super fuckn annoyed.

It's really annoying af.

I remember I made him cry 475145 times because of that. I feel sorry now that I know how it feels tbh.

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Find a better gf/bf then.. If you dont feel comfortable with them whats the point to stay in a relationship? I think you need to find someone who is mature inside or have the same interest/personality as you. 

 

I'm neutral about clingy bf/gf, I just want them to know where he can be clingy with me and when he's not. I'd like a relationship where we can understand and respect each other  :unsure:

 

But it seems hard these days and I just broke up with my bf 4 weeks ago. Sigh....

''Some of the girls I used to date..''

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Ive found that by just going out on dates with people , who become clingy and needy within the first two weeks , such as abundances of text messages and calling non stop , or waiting by my house. Not to mention the low self esteem messages they send , which guilts you into keep mkaing sure they are okay.

 

I had a conversation with someone the other day who i consider very needy/clingy and used examples of how past dates were clingy, as a passive aggressive way to get  my point across nicely , he told me that he was glad he wanst clingy :>_>:

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Unfortunately, yes. I know some people that encourage this behaviour; makes them feel 'wanted', but honestly. I don't personally put up with this crap. There was once a guy in my life that was beyond needy. If I didn't text him/call him every hour, he'd be like: "wot r u up 2 lololol" :._.: and it just drove me insane. I value my alone time, and what with my job, every now and then, I like a day to myself just to relax.

 

Don't get me wrong, I enjoy being in a relationship, but not the unhealthy kind where you can't function without the other person.

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